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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1970

Page

2

Attorney Fees Suit Filed In School Case

A lawsuit in Maal Bon Suiperids Court seeks attorney fees incurred by the School Reorganization. The case questions whether the County Council may pay or shall pay 11,740.90 in bills while listing several attorneys and dates from 1964 to 1987 68. Judge Wesley Tearliff set briefs due in 10 days with a 5 day rebuttal. several bills were challenged as improperly submitted and dropped.

Maal Bon Suiperids Henry Circuit Wesley Tearliff Paul Shrenker Council Maurice Tobinson Paul Scurvaker Lawrence Bonvam Edwards and Edwards New Castle Melville Watson Greenfield William M. Evans Ratliff Malia

Free Fair Plans Advanced Highlight Madison County Events

Area residents gear for the free fair at Athletic Park with rides races and a teddy bear prize. A new nativity is set for Sunday June 29 and a community sing is free at the grandstand. Fireworks Thursday July 2 and harness racing dominate opening week with pony races and auto thrill shows. A teen dance July 4 night caps the midway season with bands the Meditations and the Reactions. Children from local homes will join Shrine Club guests for a 12 and under half-price day.

Delco-Gtde Harberlshop Heavenly Five Sweat Adelings Freday Midwest Athletic Park Madison County

Smith Outlines Local Paving and Street Work Schedule

Smith says crews will widen and repave Shephard Toad between Lindberg land Cross Street and nearby roads as right of way is complete with work starting next week. Downtown area projects include repaving Ith Street between Jackson and John streets and several resurfacing efforts on arterial routes in the city. Several completed and revived resurfacing projects are listed, with multiple streets and avenues named. A separate note reports a third day miners strike ending after court injunctions, with police deployment in Park Place and auxiliary units aiding traffic control.

Pape Shepherd Toad Lindbergland Cross Smi Smith Ith Street Anderson Park Place

River Forest Rates and Taxes Grow in 1969 Increases

The River Forest area sees rate changes across multiple categories including school, township, and corporation taxes. River Forest residents face a rate of $8.62, up five cents, while the township rate falls two cents to $.07. The school rate drops 62 cents to $4.67 and a new corporation tax of $.87 appears alongside broader rate shifts noted on pages 2 through 5 of the local paper.

Cemstrern Fda Farge Cree Dire Corporation Serson Mansem County Pendleton Isi Ildr Coun Ick River Forest

Israel Syria clash spurs air strikes and tax rate shifts

Israeli fighter-bombers struck three army camps near Damascus in retaliation for Syrian attacks that left one Israeli dead and nine wounded. The report notes large Syrian bases hit at Al Kishnah and Qatsua, amid ongoing tensions as U S peacelike talks continue. Concurrently, Summitville tax talks reveal a 2. high rise proposal, with education and municipal rates fluctuating across Madison Township and surrounding areas.

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Township Property Tax Rates Drop Across Several Townships

The article details tax rate changes in multiple townships including Jackson, Lafayette, Monroe, Pipe Creek, Richland and Stony Creek. It notes school and township rate adjustments, with Jackson and Stony Creek among the municipalities lowering school rates and various township rates shifting by cents, reflecting broader reductions in 1969-70 levies.

Stony Creek Township Stony Creek Jackson

New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital

Mr and Mrs Frank Jones welcome a boy born at St John s Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Brizem ae report a girl at 3612 Loral Dy. Mr and Mrs Larry Bilgee care of Rt 4 Anderson greet a boy. Mr and Mrs Dale Spencer of RE 9 Anderson have two girls. Baby born at Couitupity Hospital.

Frank Jones James Brizemae Loral Dy Larry Bilgee Anderson Dale Spencer Bort Couitupity Hospital

Expectant Parents Offered Class by Red Cross Chapter

The Joca Red Cross Chapter will offer six two hour sessions for expectant parents starting Tuesday evening at 6 o clock. Taught by registered nurses, the course aims to provide confidence for both parents and includes a hospital tour. The class is free of charge and will be held at the Chapter House on Chase Street.

Joca Red Cross O14 Chase

City Planners Debate Zoning and Drainage Adjustments

City planning commission moves to approve a business zoning petition on the east side of the Ind 109 bypass south of Third Street for an auto sales operation. A separate motion seeks a development agreement with the Hughes family for southern Tod Drexel area, pending adequate storm drainage. The panel split five to three in favor, with concerns over drainage and requiring city engineer approval before permits. The meeting notes also record a petition for a four parcel plan near Nichol One Lot east of Drexel with a 3 single-building proposal for offices and a weight-reducing salon, and a dissent by Van Dyke. Funeral notices report Mildred Brosying, 81, of 809 Shellbark, widow of Wesley Browning, died after two years of illness, with services pending Saturday.

Hughes Petithon Xichol Drexelive Austin Parc Cul Bennett Tha’ Tughes Tod Raible Avenue Drexel Drive Robert Hughes Theamily Sah Gwinnup Novers Anglneer van Dyke Third Street Harold D. Branson Auto Salay Mildred Brosying Wesley W. Browning St. Johm's Meadville Anderson Schools Andersom High School First United Methodist Church Vivian B. Maine Amerson Gramison Michael A. Maine Indianapolis David B. Maine Anderson Christopher Melinda Bisine

Rites Saturday for McCord Family After Fatal Crash

Robert Baril McCord 45 of Mig Paugiee and his daughter Carol Lynn died after an auto crash near Cecil Florida. Norma Jean McCord and Cheryl Ann injured but released. Double funeral set for Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Chesterfield Christian Church. Interment at Pinewood Cemetery. McCord, born January 11 1925 in Rush County, served in the U.S. Navy in World War II and worked as a service engineer for Glasco Division of Universal Match. Survived by widow Norma Jean, daughter Cheryl Ann, two sisters Betty Spalding and Lorna Wilson, and brother Thelbert E. McCord. Carol Lynn born May 5, 1953 in Muncie, would have been a Highland High senior.

Robert Baril Metord Mig Paugiee Carol Lynn Baker Brothers Rome Vietlhis Cecil Fla Carol Mfon Anderson Vicineity Lfe Glasco Division Universal Match Company — Industries The Barnhart U.S. Navy Order of Foresters Norma Jean Cheryl Ann Highland High School Betty Spalding Lorna Wilson Thelbert E. McCord Anderson Carol Lynn A MeCord Muncie

Anderson Police Recruit Program Seeks Applicants

The Anderson Police Department launches a recruitment drive for entrants to the Basic Law Enforcement Course at Indiana University Bloomington. Two recruits from Anderson will be chosen by exam performance to attend the September session. the city covers training costs and lodging. Applicants must meet age, education, health, residency, and driving standards, pass physical and written tests, and succeed in an interview with a review board.

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Cambodia Receives Largest Air Aid Shipment Yet

Phnom Penh government under Premier Lon Nol received a major air shipment of small arms and military equipment. American sources confirmed the flight as part of an accelerated aid program. Five provincial capitals reported open as clashes with Communists remained sporadic.

Phnomenh Lon Nol Phnom Penh Cambodia Agnars

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